Reinventing work: why you need to understand the 'self other overlap'

Eat Sleep Work Repeat

Bruce Daisley

Management, Workplace Culture, Science, Work, Business, Culture, Social Sciences

4.7 • 989 Ratings

🗓️ 8 June 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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I'm so excited about what is in the next few episodes. This is a short series of episodes about what we're about to lose with the end of office culture, and how we can build something new. If you like this please do share it.

Today's episode has two great interviews. Later I’m going to hear from the frontline how firms are changing their use of technology by chatting to Adrienne Gormley, Head of EMEA at Dropbox.

The first conversation is with Dr Emma Cohen, Associate Professor in Cognitive Anthropology at Oxford University. It went to see Dr Cohen before the lockdown and chatted to her in her office. Emma is going to teach you about the impact of working with other people. You're going to learn about how this impacts exercise and then about the self-other overlap. Over the next few episodes we're going to look at this more because understanding this is the secret of building new work.

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0:00.0	Hello this is Eat Sleep Work Repeat, I'm Bruce Dazley, it's a podcast about
0:10.5	making work better. Such a good episode for you today.
0:14.0	A couple of brilliant interviews is you try and re-imagine what work will look like.
0:19.0	I think all of us are trying to get our heads round, what lies ahead.
0:22.0	First thing I'd ask you to do is go to the
0:24.4	website and subscribe to the newsletter. There's so much changing in work right now and
0:28.6	the very fact that you're listening to this means you can be an agent for change in your organisation and
0:34.4	the newsletter each week gives you the best of the evidence how works transforming
0:39.2	before our eyes gives you pointers of what other companies are going to do, what other teams are doing to win basically.
0:45.0	Go to eat sleep work repeat.com and you'll find a link at the top of the page.
0:49.0	A couple of people contacted me after last week saying,
0:52.0	look, my boss has said to us what should we do and
0:54.6	your newsletter has been really helpful for sort of making me look like I'm sort of
1:00.0	in touch with what the big trends are so I think you'll enjoy that go to eat sleep work repeat.com and there's a link at the top of the page.
1:06.4	I'm really excited about what's in the next few episodes. My own passions are always about trying to learn
1:12.1	what evidence there is, get the best out of work by listening
1:15.8	to the experts and I've got some fantastic interviews lined up.
1:20.2	So later in this episode you're going to hear from the front line how firms are changing their use of technology
1:26.2	and I'm going to be chatting to Adrian Gormley, head of Amia at Dropbox.
1:30.8	But today's first discussion is going to be with Dr. Emma Cohen,
1:35.2	she's Associate Professor in Cognitive Anthropology at Oxford University.
1:40.0	I want you to know specifically the way that humans have an impact on each other
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